BART will soon offer a new fare payment option. Riders will be able to use their bank or credit card for contactless pay. The new option will be available at other Bay Area transit systems in the ...

Rail passengers are being nudged toward tap‑and‑go payments that promise speed and simplicity, but the small print of the new ...

When contactless card payments were introduced in 2007, the transaction limit was set at £10. The limit was raised gradually, to £15 in 2010, to £20 in 2012, then to £30 in 2015, before the Covid ...

"The direct impact is clear, giving consumers greater convenience while maintaining fraud protection." However, he highlighted some alarming projections: "FCA estimates indicate the change could cause ...

Speaking about the benefits for shoppers, Mr Jones said: "For consumers, the real win is not higher limits, but greater control. Being able to set personal thresholds, switch contactless on or off ...

After being introduced in 2007 starting at £10, the contactless card payment transaction limit has been raised over time to £15 in 2010, £20 in 2012, £30 in 2015, £45 in 2020, and £100 in October 2021 ...

This week, BART is finally catching up to its public transit counterparts in New York and London. Now, instead of just using the Bay’s designated Clipper card to pay for a ride, riders can simply tap ...

The Proteus contract is for “revenue collection services” and seeks a firm able to “take over, operate and maintain the TfL ...

South Indian Bank launches RuPay SIB Paytag, a contactless NFC sticker for quick, secure payments without a physical debit card.